Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1887-10-05

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the managers expect TO continue night
and day work through the winter. The
levator Is full OF wheat to the roof and
sn the four produced is required to fill
orders.
Prof. q. 81. Taylor has been retained
by b.. W. Woody. as instructor of PEN
manship Eand book keeping IN the Da-
kota commercial college. Mr.. Woody
10 endeavoring to secure competent
teachers for each OF the other depart.
ments.
A lower Yanktonlte suggests that two
special policemen. to draw 40 salary, be
appointed for each ward in the city,
This man he's a wife heater living q few
doors from him and he wants the auth
GRITTY to interfere in the proceedings
once in a while.
Il. w. L. 'ft, the architect of Sioux
City, who was in the city yesterday, was
shown about town by the building COM
mittee of the council. Mr.. Loft wss
much pleased with Yankton and ex-
pressed a desire before leaving to invest
in some city property.
At the meeting of the W. O. T. q.
which will be held tomorrow (Thursday,
Got. 6th) in the M. E. church, the super-
intendents OF the different departments
OF work will be elected. Although the
union has a membership OF one hundred,
more workers are needed.
A gentleman named Rosenthal de-
signs opening q clothing store in Yank-
ton and his stock is at the depot, but he
Is get unable to procure q store room,
everything in the city being rented. He
says he Will locate here il he has to
build q store OF his own.
Fred S%ohnauDer asserts that there is
no truth in the statement that the Ger
man Russians of Bon Homme county
will vote in favor of prohibition and
Fred seems to be somewhat dIse usted
over q bare supposition in that direction,
though it would undoubtedly accelerate
the sale of Schnauber's temperance
beverages.
Adam Hoehn was arrested yesterday
for selling liquor on Sunday and gave
bonds in the sum OF fifty dollars for his
appearance before Judge Pratt this
morning. He appeared and the case
was adjourned until Saturday. Ernest
Fisher, who assisted Mr.. Hoehn on Sun
1 1ov Iont ~na ne~opk14 ~~- Al $500
charge.
W. F. Munroe, OF Ysukton, and Miss
Marion Cooley, of Niobrara. Nebraska,
both young people who have hosts OF
friends in Yankton, will be married at
Miss Oooley's home IN Niobrara, at noon
tomorrow. The ceremony will be at
tended by but u few friends besides the
families of the bride and groom, AID will
be quietly gone through. Mr.. Munroe
and his wife will leave Niobrara on Fri.
day for the east and after making q six
weeks "trip will arrive in Yankton and
here reside.
The members OF the pressed brick
company are convinced from the work
ing OF their turbine wheel and the tests
applied that their srtesian well furnishes
thirty.fve horse powes. The we'll cost
$4,000. To produce thirty-fve horse
power from steam costs o thousand dol
iars a year. The we'll investment there
fore pays thirty -three and o third pei
, cent and OF the end of three years the
power will cost nothing. II is the
cheapest power produced by nature OIL
science and will eventually make Ysnk.
ton q great manufacturing center.
The young mems Christian association
met last night for the election Of officers
r and the transaction OF other business
:. The election resulted 10 the choice o.
W. K. Weaver ss presidents ]. 81. Bea-
yer, vice president; a. j. Barnes, score
tary and E. M. Valentine, treasurer
Prof. I. Shaw, W. 8. Soougsl and B
. W. Bnrleigh, constitute. with the off.
GERS. the board of directors. II was de
cided to discontinue the maintenance O
the reading room and to work during
this winter for funds with which to esta'
bllsh q gymnasium. The reading ROOM
will be closed after to-day.
"Wheat this year is not as good as las
: years crop. but the quantity is larger
said q dealer in that cereal yesterday
b "Why so2" asked q by stsnder. swell
because after tho harves tot the wheat ant
!, the out grain was In the stack the rsil
which should have come earlier arrived
o aud soaked the wheat in the straw. Thu
wheat did not have q chance to sweat ii
the stack and wheat must sweat. |
I either sweats in the stack, in the bin o
as flour. But this load that is coming /
good wheat and l must buy it," Wit
that he opened Q sack, took out q hand
full and after examining 1t told th
owner to unload.
!, 1.-THE YanktOm WOODEN Mill
If you want first class Flsnnels
Blankets, Yarn and Stockings Chesp, q
to the Yankton Wooden Mill. Stocking
. with Worsted Heels and Toes warranted
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